Yemenite Shofars (Kudu)
9 sizes, 48–127 cm
In Yemenite Jewish culture, shofars are often made from the horns of the kudu – a type of large antelope. To this day, Yemenite Jews use the long and spiraled, roughly bent upwards Shofar.
Can be ordered in different size/finish.
Sizes
Sizes are measured along the outside of the curve, from the mouthpiece to the rim of the bell. No two horns are alike, so every size is a range.
| Size | Length (inch) | Length (cm) | Item PN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini | 19–23 | 48–58 | 2001 |
| Small | 23–27 | 58–69 | 2002 |
| Medium | 27–31 | 69–79 | 2003 |
| Large | 31–35 | 79–89 | 2004 |
| Ex-Large | 35–39 | 89–99 | 2005 |
| Jumbo | 39–42 | 99–107 | 2006 |
| Ex-Jumbo | 42–45 | 107–114 | 2007 |
| Super-Jumbo | 45–48 | 114–122 | 2008 |
| Ex-Super-Jumbo | 48–50 | 122–127 | 2009 |
Every size
Small
58–69 cm · 23–27 inMedium
69–79 cm · 27–31 inLarge
79–89 cm · 31–35 inEx-Large
89–99 cm · 35–39 inJumbo
99–107 cm · 39–42 inEx-Jumbo
107–114 cm · 42–45 inSuper-Jumbo
114–122 cm · 45–48 inEx-Super-Jumbo
122–127 cm · 48–50 inPhotos are examples. Every horn differs in colour, curve and length.